Breadcrumbs
Health campaign in jeopardy as fresh produce faces tighter rules
19 December 2008
Efforts to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables to improve the nation's health are being undermined by the proposed legislation, which could affect the economic viability of producing certain fruit and vegetable crops within the EU, writes Stockbridge Technology Centre's Martin McPherson.
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